Posts Tagged ‘Yorkshire’
PONDERINGS: Chemistry
Saturday, January 30, 2010 10:32 No CommentsJust so you know, I’m writing this as a reader and a writer. Both halves, stuck together to make a whole. Not that that happens very often. It’s hard to keep the two parts separate when you read so much, hard to not let what you read bleed into what you write. I try to [...]
Taking a chance
Thursday, December 24, 2009 8:00 1 CommentThis year I changed my mind about one thing. I’d always thought it was necessary for a beginning writer to be conventional, to go with what works, and leave the book of their heart for another time. Now I’m not so sure. And it’s a couple of my books that have given me this change [...]
A ruined house and what it can do for you.
Friday, December 5, 2008 21:10 5 CommentsToday, 5th December, sees the release, or rather the re-release, of my first published book, “Yorkshire.” I’ve rewritten it a fair bit, taking out extraneous characters and intensifying the romance. The book means a lot to me, and not just because it was the first one I had published.
A writer’s life told in blurbs and edits
Friday, November 14, 2008 22:05 No Commentsby Lynne Connolly Last week my editors got busy. I can’t say I’m sorry, because it’s one step nearer publication, but still, editing isn’t my most favorite job of all. I got:

